KNAUF Fiber Glass Acoustic Roll Insulation

Mineral wool is a general name for fiber materials that are formed by melting the raw material at high temperatures, creating a “lava”, and then spinning this into delicate fibers using centrifugal wheels. The applications of mineral wool include thermal insulation, soundproofing, filtration, soundproofing, and hydroponic growth medium.

• Excellent sound absorption properties suitable for system applications ranging 45 to 55 dB
• Lightweight, and easy to install
• Long roll lengths for quick and economic installation
• Friction fits between studs, ensuring continuity of the absorbent layer with no air gaps

The common types of Mineral Wool are Stonewool, Slagwool (both of which are often referred to as Rockwool, which is actually a brand in most countries) and Glass Mineral Wool (previously referred to a Fibreglass or Fiberglass). These products are manufactured in similar processes and have similar properties.